Follow Me Around

i dont excist

Ewe doont spelle korektly eether

The verse start: Did you lie to us Tony? is obviously about Tony Blair and the belief before the '97 Election that new Labour would change Britain, but it turned out Blair was just another terrible Leader.

It seems like it's from Tony Blair's point of veiw. Like he told all those lies and doesn't know how to get away from the people who are gonna catch him.

I wish I knew what b-sides collection this song's from. Can anyone tell me?

Phrogex - im quite sure its just a live song, like true love waits or big ideas. the best version i have is from a show in toronto.

Listen, this is just a rumour. But someone posted on the message board at At Ease that they recorded it in August and it's gonna be on the 7th LP. Apparently a message was posted on Dead Air Space for 2 minutes before being taken down that said they recorded it. I'm not sure about it myself coz id've thought greenplastic or treefingers wouldv'e mentioned it if it'd actually happened.

Just thought I'd mention this.

yeah this song is unreleased, but there's a version on the documentary 'meeting people is easy' that has the rest of the band join in for the last section. is pretty cool. it would be super cool if it was on the new album. it looks like nude/big ideas is gonna be on there, so it's definitely a possibility.

and i agree with robothouse.

+seems to me the follow me around reference could be about depression? once you go through it u always have this nagging feeling like its always with you waiting to attack. i just get this vibe that he was panicked and axious and everywhere he went his axiety followed

but tony blair follows him (bush) around like a dog (i'm your lapdog)

there's also an early radiohead song about burning bush, but his father. i like how thom always denies these political connotations